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Structure of Funaria (With Diagram)

In this article we will discuss about the structure of Funaria with the help of a diagram. External Features of Funaria: The erect gametophytic plant (Fig. 6.47A) is about an inch high with an erect leafy axis or stem attached to the substratum by rhizoids. The axis is radial, often branched axillary or extra-axillary. The axis is covered with spirally [...]

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Structure of Anthoceros (With Diagram)

In this article we will discuss about the structure of Anthoceros with the help of diagrams. External Morphology of Anthoceros: The gametophytic plant body is a small greasy dark-brown prostrate, dorsiventral thallus. The thallus is usually dichotomously lobed (e.g. A. fusiformis, Fig.6.29B) or sub-orbicular (e.g. A. crispulus, Fig. 6.29 A). The thallus is often raised on a thick ascending stalk-like [...]

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Reproduction in Pogonatum

In this article we will discuss about the vegetative and sexual modes of reproduction in Pogonatum. Vegetative Reproduction in Pogonatum: Vegetative propagation of Pogonatum takes place by the following methods: Gemmae: Bud-like gemmae develop on the rope-like rhizoids and each gemma forms a gametophyte after germination. Secondary Protonema: The secondary protonema develops from any part of the plant other than [...]

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